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|Publication number
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|Sep 20, 1994
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|Jul 15, 1993
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|Aug 6, 1992
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|Gerd Semler, Winfried Zeischke
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|Bodenseewerk Geratetechnik Gmbh
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|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (1), Classifications (6), Legal Events (5)
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The invention relates to a device for controlling the coolant supply to a cooler for the detector of an optical seeker in a missile, which is arranged in a launcher attached to an aircraft. Caging means for caging the movable seeker optical system of the seeker are provided. These caging means are releasable, for target tracking, before the missile is launched. The caging means are released by an "uncage" signal through a control line extending from the cockpit of the aircraft to the launcher.
Target seeking missiles are known. Such missiles have an optical seeker, which detects targets and supplies control signals, by which the missile is guided to the target. The optical seeker is generally located on a gyro rotor and is thereby decoupled from the yaw, pitch and roll movements of the missile. The gyro rotor is gimbal suspended and, in this respect, movable relative to the airframe of the missile, such that it can be oriented towards a target. DE-C-3 623 343 shows an example of such an optical seeker.
The missiles are usually supported in a launcher. The launcher is attached to an aircraft, usually under the wings.
It is known to cage such seekers to a fixed initial position before the firing of the missile and the target tracking preceding the firing. This caging is released through a control line from the cockpit of the aircraft, when the missile is to be made ready for target tracking and firing.
Such seekers generally respond to infrared radiation emitted by the target. Therefore, the seeker has a detector responding to infrared radiation. The sensitivity of such detectors is heavily dependent on temperature. It is known to cool detectors for optical seekers in order to increase the sensitivity and to avoid background noise.
Furthermore, it is known to cool the detector by Peltier elements. However, the cooling effect of such Peltier elements is limited. Therefore, coolers are known, which make use of the Joule-Thomson-effect. The Joule-Thomson-effect is based on the expansion of pressurized gas. An example of such a cooler is described in DE-A-3 611 206.
Prior to the target acquisition, it is necessary to activate the supply of coolant to the cooler. This can be done through an additional control line, through which a valve for the coolant is opened. Such an additional control line requires additional expenditure. In launchers originally provided for older types of missiles without Joule-Thomson cooling of the detector, such a second control line is not present.
It is the object of the invention to provide a device for controlling the coolant supply to a cooler of the detector of an optical seeker in a missile, which is arranged in a missile launcher of an aircraft, wherein no additional control line is required for the activation of the cooling device.
In particular, it is the object of the invention to make older launchers which do not have a particular activating device for the cooling of the detector suitable for use with missiles, in which cooling of the detector is effected by means of a Joule-Thomson cooler.
Furthermore, it is the object of the invention to provide a device of the mentioned type for controlling the coolant supply, wherein the coolant supply can both be turned on and be turned off.
Finally, it is the object of the invention, in an arrangement of the mentioned type, to avoid operating errors, particularly unintentional turning-off of the coolant supply.
According to the invention these objects are achieved in that
(a) a bistable circuit is provided on the missile side of the control line,
(b) the releasing of the coolant supply is effected by setting the bistable circuit,
(c) the setting and resetting of the bistable circuit is determined by the variation in time of the release signal.
The control line through which the caging of the seeker is released, at the same time, serves for the releasing or for the shutting-down of the coolant supply. No additional control line is required for this function. The device can also be used in conjunction with launchers which are not provided with such an additional control line. By the fact that the setting and resetting of the bistable circuit is determined by the variation in time of the release signal, it is possible to optionally release or shut down the coolant supply by correspondingly different variations in time of the release signal. Operating errors due to unintentional touching of a release button are ruled out to a large extent, because well defined variations in time, for example actuation of the release button several times within a predetermined time interval, are required for the setting and resetting of the bistable circuit.
An embodiment of the invention will now be described in greater detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematical illustration and shows the caging of the seeker in a missile-fixed position and the releasing of this caging.
FIG. 2 is a schematical illustration of the seeker with a block diagram of the signal processing and the control of seeker caging and coolant release.
In FIG. 1 numeral 10 designates a cockpit of an aircraft. A launcher 12 for a missile is attached to the aircraft.
The missile is provided with a seeker 14. As clearly illustrated in FIG. 2, the seeker 14 comprises a rotor 16. The rotor 16 is rotatable about an axis of rotation and, furthermore, suspended on gimbals, such that its axis of rotation can be oriented to point to a target. The rotor is driven by means of a driving coil 17. The rotor 16 carries a mirror optical system, which is adapted to scan a field of view substantially located at infinity. The mirror optical system comprises an annular concave mirror 18, the optical axis of which coincides with the axis of rotation of the rotor 16 and which is concentric to this axis of rotation. The concave mirror 18 faces the field of view. The mirror optical system further comprises a plane mirror 20, the reflecting surface of which faces the concave mirror 18. The plane mirror 20 is slightly inclined with respect to the axis of rotation of the rotor 16. This causes a gyrating motion of the image of the field of view in the image plane. A further optical system 22 of infrared- transparent refractive elements is located within the rotor 16. The path of rays extends from the field of view located at infinity through the concave mirror 18, the plane mirror 20 and the optical system 22. When the rotor 16 is rotating, the optical system provides a gyrating image of the field of view in the plane of a modulator diaphragm (not shown). An infrared sensitive detector 24 is located behind the modulator diaphragm.
The obtained detector signal is applied through a pre-amplifier 26 to an AGC-unit 28 for the automatic gain control. The AGC-unit 28 comprises a control element 30 in the signal channel. The control element 30 is energized by a controller 32. The controller 32 compares the controlled voltage at the output of a band-pass filter 34 with a desired value, which is applied to an input 35.
The thus obtained voltage is applied to a demodulator circuit 36. The demodulator circuit 36 comprises a further band-pass filter 38, a frequency demodulator 40 and an amplitude demodulator 42. The detector signal caused by a target is subject to a frequency modulation, which is a function of the deviation of the target from the axis of rotation of the rotor 16. The demodulation by means of the frequency demodulator 40 provides a signal, the amplitude of which is a function of the deviation and the phase of which is a function of the direction of the deviation of the target. This "target deviation" signal is applied through a precession amplifier 44 in a target tracking loop to precession coils 46. The rotor 16 is radially magnetized. The precession coils 46 surround the rotor 16. Thereby, cyclical torques are exerted on the rotor 16 by the coils due to the signals from the precession amplifier. The torques are exerted at such moments of the rotation cycle, that the rotor is precessed toward the target.
The signal applied to the precession amplifier 44 from the demodulator circuit 36 is, at the same time, applied to a phase demodulator 48. The phase demodulator 48 receives reference voltages from reference coils 50 and 52. These reference coils 50 and 52 are missile-fixed and supported beside the rotor 16. The reference coils 50 and 52 generate two reference voltages out of phase by 90� in accordance with the rotary movement of the rotor 16. From the target deviation signal of the demodulator circuit 36, the phase demodulator 48 generates, as a function of the phase of this target deviation signal, d.c. signals, which correspond to the "components" of the target deviation with respect to a missile-fixed coordinate system. These d.c. signals are applied to the steering system of the missile.
Furthermore, a caging coil 54 is provided. The caging coil 54 supplies a signal depending on the seeker position. By applying this signal to the precession coil 46, the seeker 14 is restrained in a missile-fixed position. The caging can be released by opening a relay contact 56. The relay contact 56 belongs to a relay 58, which is arranged to be energized manually through a push button 60. The relay 58 with the contact 56 and the push button 60 are provided in the aircraft. The relay contact 56 is connected to the missile through a control line 62. The separating line between aircraft and missile is indicated by dot-dash lines in FIG. 2. The caging signal from the caging coil 54 and the target deviation signal from the demodulator circuit 36 are applied to a summing point 64 (FIG. 2), which represents the input of the precession amplifier 44. As indicated in FIG. 1, the caging signal from the caging coil 54 is applied with a low impedance through the relay contact 56. In contrast thereto, the target deviation signal from the demodulator circuit 36 is applied to the summing point 64 through a high impedance. When the relay contact 56 is closed, the high-resistance target deviation signal has practically no effect. The seeker 14 is caged in the missile-fixed position by the caging signal from the caging coil 54. When the relay contact 56 is opened, only the target deviation signal from the demodulator circuit 36 is applied to the precession coil 46 through the precession amplifier. The seeker 14 is precessed to point to an acquired target.
The caged and uncaged states are detected by a comparator or Schmitt-trigger circuit 66.
The detector 24 is cooled by a Joule-Thomson cooler (not shown). The coolant supply to the Joule-Thomson cooler is governed by a coolant valve 68. The coolant valve 68 is located in a coolant conduit 70. A solenoid 72 is arranged to open the coolant valve 68. The coolant can be supplied from a coolant reservoir 74 arranged in the missile. The coolant reservoir 74 supplies the coolant, if an external supply from the launcher is not available. In addition, coolant is supplied from a coolant reservoir in the aircraft through a conduit 76. This coolant supply is effective, as long as the missile is retained in the launcher 12 of the aircraft.
If a separate switch 76 and a separate control line 78 for switching the coolant supply on and off are provided in the aircraft, the solenoid 72 is controlled through this control line 78. The solenoid 72 is energized when the switch 76 is closed. However, aircrafts exist, in which the control line 78 is not present. When using the missile in such aircraft, the coolant supply is switched on and off through suitable actuation of the push button 60 provided for the release of the caging of the seeker 14. This is achieved in the following way:
A bistable circuit 80 is provided. The bistable circuit 80 can be set by a first input 82 and can be reset by a second input 84.
A first timer 86 is switched on by the output signal from the bistable circuit 66 through an input 88 when the relay contact 56 is opened. The timer 86 is a preselection counter with an oscillator or a monostable circuit and supplies an output signal at an output 90 after a predetermined period of time, for example after two seconds. The output 90 is connected to the input 82 of the bistable circuit 80. The timer 86 is reset, when the signal at its input 88 disappears, before said predetermined period of time has elapsed. After the bistable circuit 80 has been set, this bistable circuit supplies an output signal at an output 92. Like the signal on the control line 78, this output signal is applied to the solenoid 72 through a summing point, 94.
A second timer 96 is likewise triggered by the output signal from the bistable circuit 66 through an input 98, when the relay contact 56 is opened. The second timer 96 is a preselection counter with an oscillator. The second timer supplies an output signal at an output 100 after a predetermined period of time, for example also after a period of time of two seconds. Differently from the output signal at the output 90 of the timer 86, this output signal is present independently of whether the input signal at the input 98 is still present or has disappeared during the said predetermined period of time.
The output signal of the bistable circuit 66 is finally applied to a counting input 102 of a preselection counter 104. The preselection counter 104 supplies an output signal to an output 106 when a predetermined count is attained, for example the count "4". This output signal is applied through a summing point 108 to the input 84 of the bistable circuit 80. Such an output signal resets the bistable circuit 80. By the resetting of the bistable circuit 80 the solenoid 72 is deenergized and the coolant valve 68 is closed.
The described arrangement for controlling the coolant valve 68 operates as follows:
In order to open the coolant valve, the push button 60 is pressed down for a period of time of more than two seconds. Correspondingly, the relay 58 is energized and the relay contact 56 is opened. The comparator circuit 66 supplies an output signal indicating the release of the caging. This output signal triggers the timer 86. The timer 86 supplies an output signal at the output 90 after two seconds, the "predetermined period of time" of this timer 86. This output signal sets the bistable circuit 80. The signal thus present at the output 92 energizes the solenoid 72 and opens the coolant valve 68. The coolant valve 68 remains in this state as long as the bistable circuit 80 is set. The preselection counter 104 is set to the count "1" through the count input 102 and is reset to zero again after two seconds, the "predetermined period of time" of the timer 96. This does not cause a reset signal at the input 84.
In order to close the coolant valve 68, the pilot has to press the push button four times in fast sequence, within two seconds. With each actuation the preselection counter 104 counts one step up. At a count of "4" the preselection counter applies, at its output 106, a reset signal to the input 84 of the bistable circuit 80. Then, the bistable circuit 80 is reset and the coolant valve is closed. The preselection counter 104 is reset subsequently, that is after the predetermined period of time of two seconds has elapsed.
In this way, using the signal line for the release of the caging, it is possible not only to release the coolant supply to the Joule-Thomson cooler of the detector 24 but also to shut the coolant supply off again. This control requires the push button 60 either to be pressed down for a long time or to be pressed down in a fast sequence. In practice, this procedure rules out any unintensional release or interruption of the coolant supply.
In the initial state, while the aircraft approaches a target region, the coolant supply is shut off. Then, the coolant supply is initiated by the pilot pressing down the push button 60 during a period of time of two seconds. If it turns out, that firing of the missile is not necessary, for example because another missile has already been fired, the coolant valve 68 can be closed again by the pilot actuating the push button 60 four times in sequence during the predetermined period of time of two seconds.
The filtered and demodulated detector signal is detected by a device 110 and supplied as audio signal to an output 112. The audio signal is transmitted acousticly to the pilot. When the bistable circuit 66 has been switched over, an audio frequency generator 116 for generating a synthtic audio signal is controlled through line 114, depending on the initial state of the bistable circuit 80, to generate a synthetic audio signal. This synthetic audio signal is mixed into the audio signal at different time intervals depending on whether the bistable circuit 80 is set or reset. This is illustrated in FIG. 2 by an output 118 and a switch 122 controlled through a control line 120. If, however, the bistable circuit 80 has already bben set, i.e the solenoid valve 72 has already been energized through output 92 of the bistable circuit 80, the audio frequency generator 116 remains de-energized through output 92 and a line 124. Then, by means of the acoustic signals generated by the circuit 110, the pilot can recognize whether the seeker 14 has acquired a target properly. Moreover, the acoustic signal indicates to the pilot, that the coolant supply is switched on. However, no additional audio signal is generated, when the push button 60 is actuated once again, while the coolant supply is already operative, in order to release the caging of the seeker 14 by opening the relay contact 56.
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|Leigh Aerosystems Corporation
|Data insertion system for modulating the carrier of a radio voice transmitter with missile control signals
|U.S. Classification
|244/3.16, 89/1.56, 89/1.819
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Nov 8, 1993
Owner name: BODENSEEWERK GERATETECHNIK GMBH, GERMANY
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|Fee payment
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Assessing Campus Programs for Veterans and Service Members
The From Soldier to Student II: Assessing Campus Programs for Veterans and Service Members report updates a 2009 study which provided the first national snapshot of the programs and services that colleges and universities had in place to serve veterans and military personnel following passage of the 2008 Post-9/11 GI Bill. The 2012 study finds that substantially more institutions now provide programs and services specifically designed for military service members and veterans than in 2009 when the first study was released.This report is available as a free PDF. Download it here. Authors:Lesley McBain, American Association of State Colleges and UniversitiesYoung M Kim, American Council on EducationBryan Cook, American Council on EducationKathy Snead, American Association of State Colleges and UniversitiesCopyright:American Council on EducationAmerican Association of State Colleges and UniversitiesNASPA: Student Affairs Administrators in Higher EducationNational Association of Veteran's Program AdministratorsRelated Publications in our Bookstore:Service Members In School - PDFService Members In School - PrintMilitary Service Members And Veterans In Higher EducationFrom Soldier To Student
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I relocated and changed doctors. My new doctor will not honor prescription from my former doctor so?
I've been without my chlorthalidone for nearly a month and been taking over the counter diurex. Is that okay until I can find a doctor to fill prescription.
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Atenolol/Chlorthalidone - I started losing weight when I started taking this medication about a year
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Atenolol/Chlorthalidone - I ran out of my meds atenonol chlorthalidone50-25mg?
Since then is like I cannot breatn propely more over am breathing but it seems a bit hard than usual i observe this since my meds finish..please could this be one of the side effect
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Is the k-tab good for hypertension?
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Can usage of Atenolol/Chlorthalidone 50/25 cause a decrease in kidney function?
I'm 49 and recently had blood work(BMP). My kidney level was at 48. It should be 60 and above. I am very concerned
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Chlorthalidone causing urinary tract infection?
Just started taking this med. went to doctor with what I thought was a UTI and he tested and said no, but I still have it and its worse at night. and I seem to void more at night.. don't know ...
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Can I take a combination of atenolol,chlorthalidone and lorsatan?
I have been taking Brinerdine and Atenolol for sometime and Brinedine is being replace with Atenolol,chlorthalidone and Lorsatan.Is this safe for me?
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Does chlorthalidone cause a rise in blood sugar?
Ive just been put on chlorthalidone 25mg a day and my blood sugar readings are starting to go up , anyone else have this problem. ???
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Chlorthalidone - I have been taking this for edema and I have been extremely tired. Falling asleep?
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Trying to figure out when to take some meds?
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I took chlorthalidone 25mg once a day for a week and right away lost sex drive and no erections?
my Doc changed my meds, its been over 2months and its the same problem with no erections!
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I take chlorthalidone for high blood pressure. I also have dry eye/dry mouth/dry itchy skin. I was?
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Is chlorthalid the same as chlorthalidone?
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Buckeye Bearcat Vehicle Purchase Lastest Example of Federal Waste; Town of 40,000 to Buy $250,000 Armored Vehicle
The Town of Buckeye needs a $250,000 armored vehicle like it needs another foreclosure sign -- but that's what it's getting thanks to federal largess.
The federal Homeland Security department gave Buckeye a grant for the 8.5-ton Lenco Bearcat vehicle. It's supposed to arrive by May of next year, reports the West Valley View newspaper.
How utterly absurd.
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A recent Arizona Republic story says Buckeye is running a $5 million deficit and plans to lay off firefighters and cops.
Maybe the town could lease out the Bearcat to a city that can afford employees.
True, the grant requires Buckeye to lend the vehicle to other communities, if need be. But as the View article suggests, Bearcats and their bigger siblings, BEAR vehicles, are already owned by police departments in Phoenix, Goodyear, Glendale, Tempe, and Scottsdale. Chandler police has its BATT vehicle, and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has its own mini-tank (remember when deputies used it to accidentally smash a parked car in 2004?)
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|A Sheriff's Office armored vehicle crushed a car in 2004.
Surely, in this economy, the Valley could make do with only seven armored vehicles.
If Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security Secretary and former Arizona governor, wants to hand out Lenco vehicles, we'll take the overblown -- but cool-looking -- Lenco SUV (below). We guarantee our vehicle would see more use than Buckeye's.
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Writer Tracey Bianchi observes, Ours is a culture that believes if you work hard you will be rewarded. We participate in a system built upon incentives, praises, and bonuses. As a result, it s easy for us to develop a sense of entitlement that we carry into our spiritual lives. We operate under the unspoken assumption that our hard work for God s kingdom will always lead to spiritual and ministry success.
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Private, A. M. M. Train, Co. E, 39th Div.; of Northampton County; son of K. B. and Mrs. Laura Flythe. Entered service May 28, 1918, at Seven Springs, N.C. Sent to Camp Jackson May 28, 1918 Sailed for Brest, France, Sept. 14, 1918. Arrived in USA Jan. 1, 1919. Mustered out at Camp Taylor, Ky., Jan. 18, 1918.
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Just got 4 new Z220 SFF units and need to reinstall my image for our corporate environment. I have updated the bios on the units and it will boot from a Windows 7 DVD with no issue, however it will not allow me to delete the existing partitions so that I can install our Microsoft Windows and create new non UEFI Partitions so that they will work properly with our imaging tools. How can I wipe the drives of all partitions to start clean with our Windows 7 Pro DVD.
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I have used the free Linux based bootable CD (burned from .iso you can download) low level reformat utility "DBAN" for years now, and it has worked perfectly for such processes. It takes some time, so I have a spare xw6400 set aside for this purpose. Some target drives seem to need to be in the boot drive position, and others can be in the secondary position on the SATA chain for DBAN to work with them. I have even seen a few drives where I needed to do that plus have SATA emulation set in BIOS to IDE Separate or IDE Combined to finally get control over the drive with the bootable DBAN CD. That is rare, but if you do that remember to set BIOS back to RAID + AHCI when finished. I run DBAN at its default settings, and it boots into a Linux-based program that has been able to clear drives that nothing else could. It leaves the drives in a "raw" condition which you can then use normal Windows Disk Management utilities on.
I just used this DBAN process for two Z620s that needed clearance of UFEI components from their boot drives, and then did the clean MS DVD System Builder W7Pro64 install from scratch for each..... there are recent updates for all the Z series workstations, and you'll want them all, too.
Related, I can post my Z620 clone BIOS Replicated Setup file if you wish so you can print that out and see our optimized BIOS settings for these builds.... they'll be very similar to the Z210 optimized settings. If you're going to change from what came with the new workstations remember to capture your stock settings first with Replicated Setup for archival purposes.
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Time for a morning look at headlines from around the NFC South.
D. Orlando Ledbetter writes about how potential free-agent losses could force the Falcons to rebuild their offensive line. He also has a complete list of Atlanta's free agents, if the new deal makes players with expiring contracts and a minimum of four seasons unrestricted free agents.
Former NFL quarterback Joe Theismann says New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees is the "preeminent leader right now, anywhere, around the league." Theismann also said the Saints should keep running back Reggie Bush and compared him to Marshall Faulk.
Here's a list of most of the Panthers who would be free agents if the new labor deal is structured as expected.
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Transformational Christianity
Transformational Christianity, or Transformationalism, represents a fusion of evangelicalism, Pentecostalism, and ecumenism that started becoming prominent in the early 21st century. Unlike previous movements, it is typically embodied in regional meta-church organizations — alliances of churches from different denominational backgrounds — rather than particular churches, denominations, or parachurch organizations. Critics of Transformationalism accuse it of over-realised eschatology, false dichotomies, unnecessary idealism and a tendency to be corrosive of individual church identities.
Radical middle[edit]
Transformational Christianity interprets the gospel from a unified perspective of transforming individuals, relationships, and institutions.[1] It thus tends to align intellectually with evangelicals, emotionally with charismatics, and socially with ecumenicals — though only up to a point. The emphasis is less on being theologically or politically correct than on being effective in transforming the world around you (and yourself). It thus tends to reflect the kingdom theology of Gordon Fee's radical middle approach to Christianity, which characterizes the role of the church as manifesting God's kingdom on earth.
Defining beliefs[edit]
Ed Silvoso identifies "Five Pivotal Paradigms" he considers essential for sustainable transformation to take place.[2] Specifically, he calls people to recognize that:
- The Great Commission is about discipling nations, not just people.
- The marketplace (the heart of the nation) has already been redeemed by Jesus and now needs to be reclaimed by His followers.
- Labor is the premier expression of worship on Earth, and every believer is a minister.
- Our primary call is not to build the Church, but to take the kingdom of God where the kingdom of darkness is still entrenched, in order for Jesus to build His Church.
- The premier social indicator that transformation has taken place is the elimination of systemic poverty.
Marketplace ministers[edit]
One defining aspect of transformationalism is its focus on what are called marketplace ministers.[3] In this context, as in many Christian circles, the term 'marketplace' is used to represent business, education, and government—i.e., everything outside the church and family. The heroes of most other movements are celebrated for their church-related activities (e.g., evangelists, missionaries, bishops, apostles, etc.). In contrast, the heroes of transformationalism are lionized for their work outside the church. Importantly, they are expected to deliver secular success (new business, increased profits or efficiency, improved workplace conditions) as a precondition to spiritual success (conversions, transformed lifestyles, formal acknowledgement of Christianity, etc.). They are not valued just for making money, or even just for bringing people into the church; rather, they are seen as the primary carriers for bringing the "kingdom of God" or "presence of Jesus Christ" into the world.
In one sense, this is a return to the ideals of the Protestant reformation, with its emphasis on the "priesthood of all believers" and the value of secular work. The key difference is that transformationalism is set in the context of a post-Christian culture, where personal evangelism is both possible and (in this view) necessary. Thus, secular work is also viewed as a platform for evangelization. At the same time, transformationalists would also affirm—and celebrate—the intrinsic value of work, both as an aspect of worship and as a service to society.
Regional pastoring[edit]
A related innovation is the concept of city-wide pastoring.[4] The key premise is that in addition to the concepts of one "church universal" and many "local congregations," which most Christians accept, there is also a third level: "the church in the city". The idea is that all the congregations in a particular region, of whatever denomination, are really aspects of a single church family, and should actively think, plan, and work together under that common framework. This doesn't mean that a single unifying structure is imposed from above, as in the old establishment idea of parishes. Rather, it involves formalizing the existing networks of relationship and trust into a coherent organizational structure, usually involving councils of recognized leaders from different communities. This typically means the church as a whole develops a common vision, which is implemented by individual congregations with minimal explicit coordination. It also enables the Christian community to speak with one voice when dealing with local government; however, the focus is usually on finding ways to cooperate in serving the community, rather than dictating policy.
The concept of transformation was birthed out of an apparently uncoordinated series of city-wide revivals which took place around the world in the 1990s. These were documented by several individuals, notably: George Otis, Jr. and his popular (if controversial) Transformations film which claims drug arrests (see Cali Cartel) were connected to revival in the Colombian city. Jack Dennison also wrote a book, City Reaching. This led to an upswell of global interest in both city reaching and marketplace ministry. Argentinian evangelist Ed Silvoso popularized the latter approach in his book Anointed for Business, which introduced the term Marketplace Transformation. This combined with the concept of community transformation to develop a more general focus on transformation.
The term 'Transformationalism' was apparently first used in conjunction with groups such as Pray the Bay in early 2004, reflecting a more general view of transformation as a key (if not defining) attribute of the Christian life. This coincided with a possibly unrelated increase in the use of the term 'transformation' by a wide range of different churches and organizations during 2004.
Transformation conferences in 2005 (Indonesia) and 2007 (Seoul, Korea) focused on five "streams": saturation church planting; revival; reaching cities; marketplace ministry and economic development for the poor. The goal was, among other things, to develop a transformational covenant, to provide further definition to this movement.
Transformationalism can be considered a more secular version of the Manifest Sons of God doctrine that emerged from the Latter Rain Movement. It is also similar to the revivalism of traditional Evangelicalism. However, by shifting the focus from individual conversion to large-scale transformation, it adopts an approach not unlike the social gospel that characterized the progressive or liberal Evangelicalism of the pre-war period (this is in contrast to the more confrontational approach of fundamentalism). Unlike the Christian Right, transformationalists emphasize that the way to achieve a renewed society is through personal testimony and servant-leadership towards those in power, rather than political maneuvering. This places it near to progressive evangelicalism. Some aspects are reminiscent of the Dutch Neo-Calvinists, Abraham Kuyper and Herman Dooyeweerd, especially talk of "filling up the spheres of society."
Transformational groups typically involve a cross-section of Protestant, Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and non-denominational churches and parachurch organizations (though not borderline groups, such as Mormons). Most still tend to have an evangelical, or even fundamentalist, statement of faith; however, they are generally more concerned with being inclusive than exclusive, and often will attempt to accommodate individuals and churches with more liberal theological views if they share a compatible vision of the goals and means of transformation. Transformational movements are often mediated by other trans-denominational initiatives such as the Alpha Course or Promise Keepers, which share a similar heritage and goals.
Transformational Christianity is one attempt to aid evangelicals in what Christianity Today calls "a paradigm shift—in their understanding of conversion and redemption".[5]
- ^ Transformation: A Unifying Vision of Being Like Christ, 9/17/2004 (pdf)
- ^ Ed Silvoso Transformation: Change the Marketplace and You Change the World (Ventura: Regal, 2007) 28–9.
- ^ Ed Silvoso Anointed for Business Chosen Books (September 1, 2009)
- ^ How To Recognize A City Reaching Pastor
- ^ The New Conversion: Why We 'Become Christians' Differently Today
- Harvest Evangelism's Apostolic Transformation Network
- Transform World
- The Real Talk Program on KFIA radio with Joe Pursch
- Center for Transformational Christianity, Sacramento, CA
- Transformational Alliance of Santa Clara County (Northern California, USA)
- Mission as Transformation, Vinay Samuel and Christopher Sugden, 1999
- Transformational Covenant (Indonesia 2005)
- City Reaching: On the Road to Community Transformation by Jack Dennison
- Transformation: A Unifying Vision of God, People & Work (PDF)
- Car Wash Christianity by Phil Ware
- Living the NORMAL "REVIVED" Christian Life by Don Lamb
- Transforming Discipleship by Greg Ogden
- Putting God In A Box – Transformationalism
- Transformational Christianity by John Isaacs
- A Model of Spiritual Transformation by Center for Christian Leadership
- What If God Were Real? by John Avant of First West Church


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Residence Hotel Hungaria, Gorizia (province)
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 12 smoke-free guestrooms
- Private beach
- Water park
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- Free theme park shuttle
- Room service
- 2 outdoor tennis courts
- Beach umbrellas
- Self parking
- Airport shuttle
- Terrace
What's around
- In Grado Historic Centre
- Basilica of Sant'Eufemia (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Grado Golf Club (4.5 mi / 7.3 km)
- Sanctuary of Barbana (7.1 mi / 11.5 km)
- Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia (7.2 mi / 11.5 km)
- Cathedral of Aquileia (7.2 mi / 11.5 km)
Feel at home
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
- Kitchenette
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
Residence Hotel Hungaria, Gorizia (province)
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- Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Senior Suite, Kitchenette, View
- Apartment, 1 Bedroom
- Junior Suite, Kitchenette, Sea View (For 2 People)
- Senior Suite, Kitchenette, View
- Junior Suite, Kitchenette, Sea View (For 3 People)
- Junior Suite, Kitchenette, Sea View (For 4 People)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 12 rooms
- Check-in time 2:30 PM-9:30 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
- Express check-in/out
If you are planning to arrive after 9:30 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- 2 per room (up to 80 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Train station pickup *
- Self parking *
- Area shuttle *
- Free theme park shuttle
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- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Beach cabanas (surcharge)
- Beach sun loungers
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Water park access (surcharge)
- Beach umbrellas
- Tennis on site
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 2008
- Elevator/lift
- Rooftop terrace
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Espresso maker
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Washer/dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Sofa bed
- Sofa bed size double
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 22-inch LCD TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchenette
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
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- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
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- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
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- Residence Hotel Hungaria
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 40,00
Self parking costs EUR 15.00 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 12.00 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 10 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 8.00 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 8,00 per pet, per night (maximum EUR 10,00 per stay)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 20.00 per person (one way)
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The Fine Craft and Art Fair will take place on Sunday May 6th from 10am to 4pm. The school is located at 3239 S. Pennsylvania Avenue. $2 admission for adults, kids are free. All proceeds benefit the school.
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The radio personality, Mancow announced his departure from Chicago deeming the city "unlivable". In the article he says "The schools are awful. I guess I could have had (my daughters) go to public schools, but I don't want them to be stupid. I drove past Lincoln Park High School every day, and the kids are cursing and yelling and have their hands down each other's pants".
Where do I began to address this ignorance? First of all, if sending a child to public school makes them stupid, what does that say about the parent who is the child's first teacher? So Mancow thinks that the public schools in Chicago can take his brillant children and make them stupid just by showing up.
How stupid is Mancow if he thinks that suburban teenagers don't yell, curse and fondle one another? I would say that he is very stupid. Suburban teenagers are no different than city teenagers. City and suburban teenagers alike will, curse, yell, have sex, drink and do drugs. Last year, Stevensen High School (one of the best schools in the state) in Lincolnshire was all over the news because of it's student drug problem. I know this is hard for you to believe, Mancow but there were suburban students selling drugs and the suburban students were buying them and using them.
Chicago public schools have their challenges but they also have some of the best schools in the country. Governor candidate, Bruce Rauner loved a Chicago Public School so much that he used his Chicago address instead of his Winnetka address to help his daughter gain entrance to a selective enrollment school. When she didn't score high enough to get in, he used his clout with Arne Duncan to get her admitted.
Mancow has offended every student, teacher, administrator and parent in Chicago. All of these people work hard everyday to educate the children in Chicago. There are some challenges, ok there are severe challenges but they don't warrant anyone calling public school students, stupid.
For Mancow to make a blanket derogatory statement about public schools and their students is appalling. Maybe if parents like Mancow would invest their time and money in their neighborhood public school, like some of us, the schools would be better. Actually, we can do without the likes of Mancow and his children in our schools.
My children (ages 13 and 15) attend public schools in Chicago and when they were each in seventh grade, they out scored the average high school junior on the ACT test. I wouldn't think that was possible for a stupid public school student. My children were incensed when I told them about your comments. You have provided me with the opportunity for another life lesson with my children. It is a lesson about elitism. You clearly think that you and your children are better than public school families.
The students, teachers, parents and administrators are due an apology for your poor choice of words. I think that the Lincoln Park High School family is entitled to a special apology. Good luck in your suburban or private school where your children are guaranteed to be safe from yelling, cursing, fondling, sex, alcohol, weapons, drugs and stupid public school children.
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